The Bongtwashes

I've kept a Geocaching.com keyring (with compass), and our children kept a tennis ball.

Congratulations on 900!

Check on maps before I set out, sometimes it's obvious from the map where a cache willl be, other times I can't do without the GPSr. Always take it though, wouldn't want the kids to think I was getting less nerdy!

Well done Bob!

SEE YOU THERE SIS

We first got into Letterboxing on Dartmoor, introduced by my sister and brother-in-law (Izzy and the Lizard King), and got a GPSr so we could stray further from the car and (Mrs B ) not worry about finding the car when the rain came down and all visibility lost (a common occurence on Dartmoor). Then later received an email from her giving the address of G.COM say "Looks like an interesting idea", so we tried it out and we (me especially) got hooked!

Big Congrats

Belated BIG CONGRATS to IZZY AND THE LIZARD KING ON REACHING 100. Even though they beat us by a week!

Yep, I'd go for the one with the gravy.

This will annoy our children. They think I'm a nerd already. BTW don't know if we have a different edition, but its on page 15 in our copy.

Congratulations Just makes us realise how far we have to go!

I would like to adopt the Otterspool Trail series, HH17 - 20, as they were the early ones for me and can get me out of the office at lunchtime. Thanks for all your caches around here. Lucky Herefordshire.

CONGRATS ON 200

Thank you very much for the congrats. A bongtwash has gone through several transformations, but has ended up as a ... well a sort of...dunno how to describe it, but if you look at our Geocaching profile you'll see the picture our daughter drew a few years ago.